cops arrest man over links to 9 slayings

A Milwaukee man that has been arrested for the slayings of nine women since 1986 has been charged with two counts of homicide with more charges expected to follow later this week.
Walter E. Ellis, 49, was taken into custody after a struggle at a motel on Saturday, days after police served a search warrant to obtain a DNA sample

Police said Ellis' DNA was found on the bodies of nine women who were killed between 1986 and 2007 on Milwaukee’s north side. Investigators believe eight of the women were prostitutes and one was a runaway. They ranged in age from 16 to 41. Each of the homicide charges carries a maximum penalty of life in prison.
(http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/32723429/ns/us_news-crime_and_courts/)

I think it’s a good thing they caught this guy. I seen on the news the man made a comment that he was cleaning up the streets. Just seeing this makes you realize that there are really crazy people out there and you should take a little more precaution sometimes especially when you live in a big college state like us.

Emil Gilbert

Police Cites Angry Mother for Potty Mouth!

Police say he cited an Indiana mother, Tammy Kay Cronan Smith, for disorderly conduct. She was leaving local video store and directing foul language to her daughter. People on the scene say they were very concerned and annoyed because of how loudly she was yelling profanities. The angry mom told police she was angry because her daughter had falsely accused her sister of stealing gum from inside the store. But then she told reporters she was not directing the profanity at her child but at an adult friend who had angered her. But all in all she feels she did nothing wrong.

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This story can be very controversial. I believe if the woman was indeed cited for disordley conduct then that was appropriate for her loud public display. But if cited for her foul mouth at her child then that violate her 1st admendment right. I think people should just leave their private matters private and this could have been avoided.